10/21/19-10/25/19: Week In Photos

Emma Velchek, Nick Cepek, and Bella Niems|October 30, 2019|175 Views

Girls Varsity Volleyball celebrates their seniors (Mila Visnjic, Sydney Ahrendt, Claire Perhach, and Hanna Karl) during the annual Senior Night/ Pink out game against SDA.
Photo by Emma Velchek
After a 3-1 win against SDA, Girls Volleyball secures their place in winning the League Championship, bringing in another banner in the Bobcat Arena.
Photo by Emma Velchek
Students gather in the Bobcat Arena to hear an impactful and informative speech given by Mark Manion. Mark Manion is a victim of a drunk driving accident who encourages students to say no drugs and alcohol.
Photo Courtesy of Tyler Borden
A wrecked car sat in front of the library this week as a reminder of the dangers of drunk driving.
Photo by Nick Cepek
First year art students indulging in a whirlwind of color. The art students are working on their shading techniques.
Photo by Bella Niems

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